Without seeing it, and not knowing where you are in GA, can't be sure. But it's probably a harmless Gecko. We have zillions of them in central AL. They devour many kinds of insects. I've seen kids (and a few adults) catch one, hold it next to an ear lobe or under their nose, and let it hook on.

Here's our most frequent type, in his brown uniform:

Here is a link that might be useful: Gecko

Thanks billala, that may be the same lizard. Up to this point it has been a bright green color but when I opened up this morning he was sitting on one of the fig trees and I watched him turn brown. So he does bite but won't cause any harm. That's good, but don't know how much that helps.

Thanks again.

kngskid
What you have in your greenhouse is an anole. He or she won't jump on you. They are more afraid of you. Great to have in the greenhouse to control some insects. Enjoy their company. Dan

Thanks Dan, I google-ed anole and that's my lizard.

They will bite but it doesn't hurt they have teeth like sandpaper.

They are called anoles and will change colors with their surroundings or moods. My kids catch them all the time. They also enjoy catching the geckos and post lizards. All harmless and great to have in a greenhouse to catch those unwanted insect pests.